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The Times Advocate, 2006-07-26, Page 281 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Wednesday, July 26, 2006 Exeter Times—Advocate 27 CLASSIFIET' CLASSIFIES CLASSIFIED 19 Property for Sale 19 Property for Sale 20 Property for Rent EXETER - 1 bedroom apt., first floor, $450/month. Call Ed (days) 1-877-224-7043 or (nights) 1-519-852-8544. (29;30*) EXETER - 1 BEDROOM APT. IN NEWER BUILDING - just renovated, new appli- ances.$485 all included. First & last. 519-237-3549. (23- 30*) EXETER - 189 VICTORIA ST. W. - 1 bedroom, wheel- chair accessible, fridge/stove, water/sewer included. $535/month. 519-235-0349. (28tfn) EXETER - 189 VICTORIA ST. W. - 1 & 2 bedroom apts. Fridge, stove, water, sewer included. $415-$665 a month. 519-235-0349. (28tfn) EXETER - 2 BEDROOM APT. - $550 plus utilities. 519-235-4694. (22tfn) EXETER - 3 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE - $750 plus utilities. 519-235-4694. (22tfn) EXETER - ONE BEDROOM UPPER APT. - Stove and fridge supplied. $460 plus util- ities. No pets, references required. 519-235-3293. (24tfn) GRAND BEND - Prime Office/Retail Space, Ground Level, utilities included. Available June 1, 2006. Call 519-235-2420. (18tfn) 20 Property for Rent GRAND BEND - 3 bedroom home nestled in trees of Oakwood Park. Fully fur- nished, newly renovated, pets allowed. Available September - May 2007. $600 p/month plus utilities. Call Trevor 416- 627-5291.(27-30*) GREAT 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT - in Clandeboye. $600 inc. heat. Available now. Call Jerry 519- 227-4677 or 519-318-8709. (19tfn) HENSALL - 2 bedroom apt. Ground floor. $490/month includes heat. 519-235-4694. (22tfn) LARGE ONE BEDROOM APT. IN TRIPLEX - Newly renovated. $550 plus hydro. 519-235-1854.(24tfn) "LOWEST RENT - EXCEL- LENT DEAL" BACHELOR, 2 BEDROOM AND 4 BED- ROOM APTS. - Clandeboye - Lucan area. Pay only FIRST rent and move in. No last month payment required. Laundry facilities. Ample park- ing. Call 1-800-262-3047. (22tfn) LUCAN - 1 bedroom apt., available July lst. $340 monthly plus utilities. 519- 227-4923 or 519-227-6724. LUCAN - 2 bedroom apt. Fridge and stove included. Fresh paint. $500+hydro. 519-227-0367. (30;31*) 3 ESTATES AUCTION SALE OF ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD, BIKES, TOOLS, ETC. ILDERTON FAIR GROUNDS - ILDERTON (sale inside) TUES. EVE. AUG. 1 - 4:00 p.m. From the Estate of Stan Dacko, Grand Bend & 2 London Estates plus additions. Antiques such as - Bonnet chest, corner china cabinet, pine cupboard, walking plows, milk cans, cast stove, walking plows, old tools, clocks etc., 25 like new & used bikes, bedroom suites, china, household misc. THE PLACE TO MAKE YOUR PURCHASES. TERMS: Cash or Approved Cheque Sale Day. No Buyers Premium. Call for a faxed listing or see Web site: filsonrobsontheauctionadvertiser.com. VIEWING: Sale Day 1:00 p .m. AUCTIONEERS FILSON, ROBSON, FILSON PHONE/FAX 666-0833 ZzzZ==zzzzzzzzZZZ=ZZZT, 20 Property for Rent LUCAN - 1 BEDROOM APTS. - Central air, laundry, parking. $515 and $465. Call 519-227-4766. (17-32*) PASTURE FOR 6-8 - cow calf pairs. 519-229-6487. (23- 30SA) RECENTLY RENOVATED UPPER APARTMENT - Open concept, huge beautiful kitchen, dining area and living space. One bedroom and one bathroom, 1000 square feet. Back entrance with large deck. Hardwood floors throughout. Fridge, stove, microwave, dish- washer, garborator and BBQ included. Heat, hydro and water also included. Internet hook-up available. Perfect apartment for a professional single or couple. Please call 235-4665 if you are interested in viewing. (27tfn) ZURICH - 2 BEDROOM - 4 appliances. Newly renovated. Main floor. Available August lst. $520 a month plus hydro. Seniors discount. 519-679- 5810. (28-35*) 2 BEDROOM APT. - EXETER - ground floor, $475/month. Available June lst/06. First & last month's rent. No laundry facilities. Suitable for older individual or couple. Call 519-235-1547 prior to 8 pm. (12tfn) "Your Stuff" Self -Storage 280 THAMES RD. W., EXETER 235-2345 NEED SPACE? WE HAVE IT! Indoor and Outdoor 26 Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of ALBERT EDWARD KEY CARPENTER Late of the Town of Exeter, in the County of Huron, who died on or about the 29th day of November, 2005. Creditors and others having claims against the above estate are required to send full particulars of such claims to the undersigned on or before the 4th day of August, 2006 after which date the estate assets will be distributed having regard only to claims that have then been received. RAYMOND & McLEAN Barristers & Solicitors 387 Main St. S. P.O. Box 100 EXETER, Ontario NOM 1S6 Solicitors for the Estate of Albert Edward Key Carpenter OUR ADVERTISING POLICY Advertising in the Times -Advocate is accept- ed on condition that, in the event of a typo- graphical error, that portion of the advertising space occupied by the erroneous item, will be re -run in a subsequent issue as a make good at no charge, while the balance of the advertisement will be paid for at an applica- ble rate. In the event of a typographical error advertising goods or services at a wrong price, goods or services may not be sold. Advertising is an offer to sell and may be withdrawn at any time. Any errors must be acknowledged within seven days of publica- tion. The Times -Advocate reserves the privilege of revising or rejecting advertisements that it considers objectionable and to change the classification of any advertisement from that ordered to conform to the policy of this news- paper. Contents are protected by copyright. Reproduction of any material without the per- mission of the publisher is forbidden. Advertisers purchase space and circulation only. All rights to any advertisements pro- duced by the Times -Advocate, using artwork, typography or photographs arranged for by the newspaper shall be the property of the Times -Advocate. No such ad or any part thereof may be reproduced or assigned with- out written consent of the Times -Advocate. STATEMENT OF POLICY: The Times - Advocate is not responsible for errors in advertisements not submitted in legible form, nor for more than a single incorrect insertion of that advertisement. TIMES ADVOCATE Exeter 235-1331 Odd Job SquadWeek held EXETER — The Service Canada Centres for Youth (SCCY) in Exeter, Owen Sound, Collingwood, Walkerton, Listowel and Goderich threw on their tongues and whipped out their winter coats for odd jobs during Odd Job Squad Week (July 17-21). Each office created a larger -than -life ther- mometer in their office and set the temperature to Monday's high of 32 C. With each odd job received throughout the week the temperature decreased by one degree. By the end of the week the offices were a frigid -20 C to represent the 52 odd job vacancies posted. "The event was a great success and an excellent opportunity to promote the odd job services offered by the SCCY for local home- owners, employers and youth," said Exeter and Goderich summer employ- ment officer Tom Pettigrew. The event was held dur- ing the national Odd Job Squad Week which pro- motes student employ- ment by linking students searching for casual labour opportunities with employers and homeown- ers seeking assistance. Students register with the Service Canada Centres forYouth staffers recently put on their winter gear for Odd Job Squad Week. Pictured above from left are organizers Colleen McGrath and Melinda Campbell of the Walkerton office. (photo/submitted) Odd Job Squad at their local SCCY, indicating their interests and avail- ability. They are then noti- fied when a job is avail- able. Examples of odd jobs include; lawn work, cleri- cal duties, painting and flyer distribution. The duration of each job can vary from a few hours to a few weeks. Employers, homeowners and students interested in more information con- cerning odd job services can contact the SCCY - Goderich at (519) 524- 8342 ext. 232 or visit the office located at 52 East Street, Goderich. Lots of laughter on the lnks' You don't want to miss "The Foursome"' at the Huron Country Playhouse 11 which runs until Aug. 20. Laughs abound as four college buddies try to reac- quaint themselves with each other by discussing suc- cess stories, downfalls and insecurities. From left to right, Richard Quesnel, Sheldon Davis, Michael Peng and Joe Matheson enjoy 18 holes of golf between old friends. (photo/submitted) By Deb Lord TIMES -ADVOCATE STAFF GRAND BEND - Men seem to think the beauty salon is where all the female news of the area originates. After watching "The Foursome" at Huron Country Playhouse II, (and discussing it with an avid Exeter golfer) I believe the golf links are where men share all their family news, life stories, conquests and of course discussions about the opposite sex. What a wonderful evening to get rid of your worries and enjoy some hilarious entertainment, especially if you have a golfer in your family. Laughs abound as four old college buddies reconnect and discuss the past 15 years over a game of golf. Cameron, Rick, Ted and Donnie meet at their 15 - year college reunion. This group of four has taken different routes in life so they decide to catch up on 'old times' over a game of golf. Through 18 holes of golf, the four- some boast about their lives, discuss family life (or lack of) and by the end of the game share their fears and insecuri- ties. Artistic director Max Reimer allows the audi- ence to relate to the four friends by seeing their faults and endearing qualities. Rick, played by Richard Quesnel, comes across as a 'know it all' who is con- stantly trying to swindle anyone (even his old friends) for a bit of cash. Cameron, played by Joe Matheson, is portrayed as a nostalgic friend who seems to his friends as being easily tricked or conned. Ted, played by Michael Peng, has a strong com- petitive streak but tends to drown his sorrows and problems with a can of beer. Donnie, played by Sheldon Davis, is a stead- fast family man who is constantly sharing (some- times unwanted) praise of his family's achievements and even downfalls. Donnie's speech on family and the importance of his legacy is awarded by loud audience applause. Throughout all 18 holes of golf, the audience is held captive with the hon- esty, unguarded confi- dences and one-liners "The Foursome" is a hilarious and heart- warming production which runs for five weeks until Aug. 20 Warm, witty and wise, this winning comedy is a hole -in -one for both men and women. SOMERSET GARDEN HOMES MODEL SUITES AVAILABLE FOR VIEWING ■ N ~,. BY APPOINTMENT Y; all 144 L —r �1 Luxurious Freehold Townhouses IN EXETER are now For Sale. Sande St. Located on a new Street Only four blocks from downtown. w IDEAL FOR ADULTS! y L fs s i 1 - No EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE - Huron St. NEW UNITS UNDER CONSTRUCTION Joe Durand PLEASE CALL Doug Geoffrey 1-519-565-5062 OR 1-519-235-2961 20 Property for Rent EXETER - 1 bedroom apt., first floor, $450/month. Call Ed (days) 1-877-224-7043 or (nights) 1-519-852-8544. (29;30*) EXETER - 1 BEDROOM APT. IN NEWER BUILDING - just renovated, new appli- ances.$485 all included. First & last. 519-237-3549. (23- 30*) EXETER - 189 VICTORIA ST. W. - 1 bedroom, wheel- chair accessible, fridge/stove, water/sewer included. $535/month. 519-235-0349. (28tfn) EXETER - 189 VICTORIA ST. W. - 1 & 2 bedroom apts. Fridge, stove, water, sewer included. $415-$665 a month. 519-235-0349. (28tfn) EXETER - 2 BEDROOM APT. - $550 plus utilities. 519-235-4694. (22tfn) EXETER - 3 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE - $750 plus utilities. 519-235-4694. (22tfn) EXETER - ONE BEDROOM UPPER APT. - Stove and fridge supplied. $460 plus util- ities. No pets, references required. 519-235-3293. (24tfn) GRAND BEND - Prime Office/Retail Space, Ground Level, utilities included. Available June 1, 2006. Call 519-235-2420. (18tfn) 20 Property for Rent GRAND BEND - 3 bedroom home nestled in trees of Oakwood Park. Fully fur- nished, newly renovated, pets allowed. Available September - May 2007. $600 p/month plus utilities. Call Trevor 416- 627-5291.(27-30*) GREAT 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT - in Clandeboye. $600 inc. heat. Available now. Call Jerry 519- 227-4677 or 519-318-8709. (19tfn) HENSALL - 2 bedroom apt. Ground floor. $490/month includes heat. 519-235-4694. (22tfn) LARGE ONE BEDROOM APT. IN TRIPLEX - Newly renovated. $550 plus hydro. 519-235-1854.(24tfn) "LOWEST RENT - EXCEL- LENT DEAL" BACHELOR, 2 BEDROOM AND 4 BED- ROOM APTS. - Clandeboye - Lucan area. Pay only FIRST rent and move in. No last month payment required. Laundry facilities. Ample park- ing. Call 1-800-262-3047. (22tfn) LUCAN - 1 bedroom apt., available July lst. $340 monthly plus utilities. 519- 227-4923 or 519-227-6724. LUCAN - 2 bedroom apt. Fridge and stove included. Fresh paint. $500+hydro. 519-227-0367. (30;31*) 3 ESTATES AUCTION SALE OF ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD, BIKES, TOOLS, ETC. ILDERTON FAIR GROUNDS - ILDERTON (sale inside) TUES. EVE. AUG. 1 - 4:00 p.m. From the Estate of Stan Dacko, Grand Bend & 2 London Estates plus additions. Antiques such as - Bonnet chest, corner china cabinet, pine cupboard, walking plows, milk cans, cast stove, walking plows, old tools, clocks etc., 25 like new & used bikes, bedroom suites, china, household misc. THE PLACE TO MAKE YOUR PURCHASES. TERMS: Cash or Approved Cheque Sale Day. No Buyers Premium. Call for a faxed listing or see Web site: filsonrobsontheauctionadvertiser.com. VIEWING: Sale Day 1:00 p .m. AUCTIONEERS FILSON, ROBSON, FILSON PHONE/FAX 666-0833 ZzzZ==zzzzzzzzZZZ=ZZZT, 20 Property for Rent LUCAN - 1 BEDROOM APTS. - Central air, laundry, parking. $515 and $465. Call 519-227-4766. (17-32*) PASTURE FOR 6-8 - cow calf pairs. 519-229-6487. (23- 30SA) RECENTLY RENOVATED UPPER APARTMENT - Open concept, huge beautiful kitchen, dining area and living space. One bedroom and one bathroom, 1000 square feet. Back entrance with large deck. Hardwood floors throughout. Fridge, stove, microwave, dish- washer, garborator and BBQ included. Heat, hydro and water also included. Internet hook-up available. Perfect apartment for a professional single or couple. Please call 235-4665 if you are interested in viewing. (27tfn) ZURICH - 2 BEDROOM - 4 appliances. Newly renovated. Main floor. Available August lst. $520 a month plus hydro. Seniors discount. 519-679- 5810. (28-35*) 2 BEDROOM APT. - EXETER - ground floor, $475/month. Available June lst/06. First & last month's rent. No laundry facilities. Suitable for older individual or couple. Call 519-235-1547 prior to 8 pm. (12tfn) "Your Stuff" Self -Storage 280 THAMES RD. W., EXETER 235-2345 NEED SPACE? WE HAVE IT! Indoor and Outdoor 26 Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of ALBERT EDWARD KEY CARPENTER Late of the Town of Exeter, in the County of Huron, who died on or about the 29th day of November, 2005. Creditors and others having claims against the above estate are required to send full particulars of such claims to the undersigned on or before the 4th day of August, 2006 after which date the estate assets will be distributed having regard only to claims that have then been received. RAYMOND & McLEAN Barristers & Solicitors 387 Main St. S. P.O. Box 100 EXETER, Ontario NOM 1S6 Solicitors for the Estate of Albert Edward Key Carpenter OUR ADVERTISING POLICY Advertising in the Times -Advocate is accept- ed on condition that, in the event of a typo- graphical error, that portion of the advertising space occupied by the erroneous item, will be re -run in a subsequent issue as a make good at no charge, while the balance of the advertisement will be paid for at an applica- ble rate. In the event of a typographical error advertising goods or services at a wrong price, goods or services may not be sold. Advertising is an offer to sell and may be withdrawn at any time. Any errors must be acknowledged within seven days of publica- tion. The Times -Advocate reserves the privilege of revising or rejecting advertisements that it considers objectionable and to change the classification of any advertisement from that ordered to conform to the policy of this news- paper. Contents are protected by copyright. Reproduction of any material without the per- mission of the publisher is forbidden. Advertisers purchase space and circulation only. All rights to any advertisements pro- duced by the Times -Advocate, using artwork, typography or photographs arranged for by the newspaper shall be the property of the Times -Advocate. No such ad or any part thereof may be reproduced or assigned with- out written consent of the Times -Advocate. STATEMENT OF POLICY: The Times - Advocate is not responsible for errors in advertisements not submitted in legible form, nor for more than a single incorrect insertion of that advertisement. TIMES ADVOCATE Exeter 235-1331 Odd Job SquadWeek held EXETER — The Service Canada Centres for Youth (SCCY) in Exeter, Owen Sound, Collingwood, Walkerton, Listowel and Goderich threw on their tongues and whipped out their winter coats for odd jobs during Odd Job Squad Week (July 17-21). Each office created a larger -than -life ther- mometer in their office and set the temperature to Monday's high of 32 C. With each odd job received throughout the week the temperature decreased by one degree. By the end of the week the offices were a frigid -20 C to represent the 52 odd job vacancies posted. "The event was a great success and an excellent opportunity to promote the odd job services offered by the SCCY for local home- owners, employers and youth," said Exeter and Goderich summer employ- ment officer Tom Pettigrew. The event was held dur- ing the national Odd Job Squad Week which pro- motes student employ- ment by linking students searching for casual labour opportunities with employers and homeown- ers seeking assistance. Students register with the Service Canada Centres forYouth staffers recently put on their winter gear for Odd Job Squad Week. Pictured above from left are organizers Colleen McGrath and Melinda Campbell of the Walkerton office. (photo/submitted) Odd Job Squad at their local SCCY, indicating their interests and avail- ability. They are then noti- fied when a job is avail- able. Examples of odd jobs include; lawn work, cleri- cal duties, painting and flyer distribution. The duration of each job can vary from a few hours to a few weeks. Employers, homeowners and students interested in more information con- cerning odd job services can contact the SCCY - Goderich at (519) 524- 8342 ext. 232 or visit the office located at 52 East Street, Goderich. Lots of laughter on the lnks' You don't want to miss "The Foursome"' at the Huron Country Playhouse 11 which runs until Aug. 20. Laughs abound as four college buddies try to reac- quaint themselves with each other by discussing suc- cess stories, downfalls and insecurities. From left to right, Richard Quesnel, Sheldon Davis, Michael Peng and Joe Matheson enjoy 18 holes of golf between old friends. (photo/submitted) By Deb Lord TIMES -ADVOCATE STAFF GRAND BEND - Men seem to think the beauty salon is where all the female news of the area originates. After watching "The Foursome" at Huron Country Playhouse II, (and discussing it with an avid Exeter golfer) I believe the golf links are where men share all their family news, life stories, conquests and of course discussions about the opposite sex. What a wonderful evening to get rid of your worries and enjoy some hilarious entertainment, especially if you have a golfer in your family. Laughs abound as four old college buddies reconnect and discuss the past 15 years over a game of golf. Cameron, Rick, Ted and Donnie meet at their 15 - year college reunion. This group of four has taken different routes in life so they decide to catch up on 'old times' over a game of golf. Through 18 holes of golf, the four- some boast about their lives, discuss family life (or lack of) and by the end of the game share their fears and insecuri- ties. Artistic director Max Reimer allows the audi- ence to relate to the four friends by seeing their faults and endearing qualities. Rick, played by Richard Quesnel, comes across as a 'know it all' who is con- stantly trying to swindle anyone (even his old friends) for a bit of cash. Cameron, played by Joe Matheson, is portrayed as a nostalgic friend who seems to his friends as being easily tricked or conned. Ted, played by Michael Peng, has a strong com- petitive streak but tends to drown his sorrows and problems with a can of beer. Donnie, played by Sheldon Davis, is a stead- fast family man who is constantly sharing (some- times unwanted) praise of his family's achievements and even downfalls. Donnie's speech on family and the importance of his legacy is awarded by loud audience applause. Throughout all 18 holes of golf, the audience is held captive with the hon- esty, unguarded confi- dences and one-liners "The Foursome" is a hilarious and heart- warming production which runs for five weeks until Aug. 20 Warm, witty and wise, this winning comedy is a hole -in -one for both men and women.